“Can’t wait to see him” Love on the Spectrum's Georgie reveals relationship status with Conner 

In a heartwarming social media update that has delighted fans of Netflix's Emmy-winning series Love on the Spectrum, Georgie Harris confirmed that her romance with Connor Tomlinson is still going strong beyond the cameras.

Georgie wrote in the caption of a Monday Instagram post featuring a slideshow of couple photos taken since filming wrapped:

"I am happy to finally be able to say that Connor and I are still together and having a great time. I can't wait to see him again soon"

The pair's journey captivated viewers throughout Love on the Spectrum Season 3 of the reality dating show, which follows neurodivergent individuals navigating the complex world of romance. Connor, who previously appeared in season 2, where his relationship with Emily ultimately evolved into friendship, found new romantic possibilities with Georgie after feeling immediate chemistry during their first encounter.

Their story culminated in a touching first kiss at Connor's family home during the season finale, leaving audiences wondering if their connection would endure in real life – a question Georgie's post definitively answers.

Conner and Georgie’s journey on Love on the Spectrum

The sparks between Love on the Spectrum's Connor and Georgie were evident from their initial meeting.

"I immediately felt weak in the knees and uneasy, and I quickly tried to calm down," Connor told Netflix's Tudum blog about their first encounter.

Explaining:

"I really loved the way she did her hair for our first date. It reminded me of a Viking shield-maiden's braids."

Their relationship blossomed across three dates featured in the series. The final rendezvous at Connor's house introduced Georgie to his family before culminating in their first kiss, a milestone moment that officially launched their romance.

The season concluded with confirmation they were a couple, and months later, that status remains unchanged – something both have now publicly acknowledged.

Despite their strong connection, the pair has faced typical new-relationship hurdles, particularly around communication.

In an April 11 interview with People Magazine, Connor, 26, admitted they were working through communication issues as relationship newcomers. His mother, Lise Menard Smith, provided additional context.

"He's been getting some mixed signals from her, he wants to have a talk with her. The navigating female signals has been a little bit of a hurdle, so they need to set up a time," Lise explained.

Connor acknowledged that he sometimes struggles reading "a female's emotions" and planned to have a conversation with Georgie to understand "where I stand, really."

Despite communication challenges, the couple has celebrated meaningful moments together since filming ended.

Their first Valentine's Day featured a special outing to Medieval Times, where Connor upgraded Georgie to the "queen's package" for front-row seats to the joust. The couple exchanged thoughtful personalized gifts – each giving the other custom photo blankets.

Connor's blanket featured Georgie with her former dog, while Georgie's gift showcased a photo "of when she came over to my house of us holding my dogs."

These exchanges demonstrate their growing bond and attention to each other's interests beyond what viewers witnessed on screen.

Conner’s personal growth and the future for the pair

Connor's participation in Love on the Spectrum has impacted his perspective on relationships.

"It was amazing, profound, nerve-racking," he told People magazine about his Season 3 experience.

Elaborating:

"It's taught me a lot of lessons, like how to open a door for the lady, pull her seat out, listen to when she speaks, but it also made me realize what I'm capable of, or incapable of."

The show provided opportunities to visit "a lot of cool places" while helping him "mature" regarding dating practices.

Connor also honestly addressed his occasional discouragement about finding his perfect match during filming.

"I mean, it's a lot of responsibility. You got to remember special days. You got to remember certain things. You got to know things. It's a lot of pressure," he reflected.

While Georgie's social media update confirms their continued relationship, Connor's interview suggests they're still navigating the normal complexities of building a meaningful partnership.

Their story resonates with viewers precisely because it portrays authentic relationship development – complete with genuine connection, communication hurdles, and sweet milestone moments.

For fans of Love on the Spectrum, seeing relationships extend beyond filming provides hope about the show's premise and impact. It demonstrates that meaningful connections can form through the experience, even while acknowledging what the real work relationships require.

As their journey continues off-screen, Connor and Georgie's willingness to share updates allows audiences to remain invested in their story – a testament to the genuine connection viewers witnessed forming throughout Love on the Spectrum Season 3.

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Check out Love on the Spectrum Season 3, which premiered on April 2, 2025, on Netflix.